RHEUMATISM Herbal Teraphy - Home Remedies -

Ingredients:

1 teaspoon fennel
Pulosari 1 jan
Duck bill leaves 30 g
SecukupnyaAir 2 cup honey

How to mix:

All material is boiled with 2 cups water to the remaining 1 cup, andwhen cool strain.

Drinking rules:

Drink the potion 2x a day.

The medical terminology for rheumatism arthritis is rheumatoid arthritis. Your doctor may refer to your condition as such. Rheumatism arthritis is a chronic and painful disorder which can attack the joints on your arms and legs leaving them inflamed and swollen. Although rheumatism symptoms may often resemble those of another condition called osteoarthritis, one can spot a few differences between them. In rheumatism arthritis, the lining in the joints is inflamed while in osteoarthritis the painful condition is due to wear and tear of joints and ligaments. Left untreated, rheumatism arthritis would ultimately result in denuded bones and permanently distorted joints. Osteoarthritis, on the other hand, is a painful condition but may not cause any permanent damage.

Rheumatism Symptoms

Fever, Pain, Intense Soreness and Stiffness

The onset of the acute variety of rheumatism is characterized by fever, intense soreness, and pain. In the acute muscular type, the area becomes so sensitive that even the weight of bed clothing aggravates the pain. It may settle into a chronic state under a wrong mode of treatment. If the disease is not treated properly in the acute stage, it may become chronic. The symptoms of chronic muscular rheumatism are pain and stiffness of the affected muscles. In the case of chronic articular rheumatism (pain in the joints), pain and stiffness are felt in one or more joints of the body, with swelling in most cases. 

While there is no definite cure for rheumatism arthritis, early diagnosis of rheumatism symptoms could help individuals to stop permanent damage. This could be done with the help of oral medication, physical therapy and in severe cases, surgery. All this would help to correct joint posture. Rheumatism arthritis is a result of the body’s autoimmune malfunction. Because of this malfunction, the body attacks the synovium or synovial fluid, the gel-like lining on the soft tissue that surrounds and protects your joints, leaving it inflamed. The inflammation thickens the synovium, which may push against the joints causing misalignment or misshapen joints.

Studies show that a greater percentage of women than men are likely to suffer from rheumatism arthritis. Demographics suggest that individuals in the age group of 40 to 60 years are more likely to experience pain due to rheumatism arthritis. 

• Early rheumatism symptoms may include persistent pain in the joints along with swelling.

• Apart from pain and swelling, if your joints are tender to the touch, you may suffer from rheumatism arthritis.

• Individuals suffering from rheumatism arthritis may also experience persistent fevers and chills.

• Fever may be accompanied by a feeling of fatigue.

• Swollen hands that are burning red and hot to the touch are another indication of rheumatism arthritis.

• Individuals suffering from rheumatism arthritis may find prolongated symptoms of morning soreness in their limbs.

• Some individuals may also notice a nodule like growth underneath the skin on their arms. 

• Rapid weight loss is also a common symptom of rheumatoid arthritis.

Many of the above symptoms are also common to other bone or joint conditions such as osteoporosis, fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, and arthritis.